Xavier Hanin wrote:
On 12/17/06, ophir bleiberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
First of all I must, once again, thank you for your prompt reply, this is
the kind of thing that changes a tool from just "being good" to being
usable.
I checked and the validate attribute is already set to 'false' in our
configuration file (otherwise, I assume, it would have failed on JRE
1.4as
well, and when just running plain 'ant' tasks)...
So this is really strange. What can be the problem with JRE 1.5? Why
does it
validate your ivy file while with JRE 1.4 it is disabled... I don't know!
Java1.4 ships with Crimson that is not schema aware; Java1.5 comes with
a copy of Xerces.
IMO, the best way to allow user-extensible attributes to an element
would be to declare them in a separate namespace.
The complex type definition would allow other attributes in namespace
##other, so you could add new attrs just by declaring things in a
private namespace. this does not mean that I am a fan of namespaces or
XSD, but they do work together (Sometimes).
-steve
